from the message pit

Main Set: Walking The Cow, Around The Bend, I am Mine, Masters Of War, Dead Man Walking, I'm Open, Man Of The Hour, Soon Forget, Broken Hearted, Setting Forth, Guaranteed, No Ceiling, Far Behind, Rise, Millworker, Driftin’, You've Got to Hide Your Love Away, Trouble, Picture In A Frame, Forever Young, Porch

1st Encore: Society (with Jerry Hannan), Pulling Into Santa Cruz, No More, Arc

2nd Encore: Sean Penn Toast And Roast* (with Sean Penn on stage), Hard Sun (with Liam Finn, Eliza Jane Barnes and Jerry Hannan), Yellow Ledbetter (with Mike Fuckin' McCready and Liam Finn), All Along The Watchtower (with Mike McCready and Liam Finn)**


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* New Song Début!!! Title to be confirmed.

** songs and set order unconfirmed.






this is by far the best set list of the tour

walking the cow, around the bend, i am mine, picture in a frame, porch, millworker, the Sean Penn Song (whatever its called..."Actor Hack" or something), Hide Your love away, No More, Yellow Ledbetter (w McCready, Liam), All Along the Watchtower (w McCready and Liam), Rise, Setting Forth, No Ceiling, Guaranteed, Far Behind, ARC, Im Open, Man of the Hour, Hard Sun ( with Liam, EJ, and Jerry Hannan) Society (w Jerry Hannan), pullin in to Santa Cruz......and maybe a few others i forgot ?

on stage Mike too (All Along The Watchtower and Yellow Ledbetter)

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played also Dead Man, Driftin' and Forever Young...

I'm not sure why no one is talking about this show last night but it was possibly the best show of the tour so far...

One huge piece of news is the fact that Eddie said the show was being recorded as a possible official release.

Yes, for release. He made it sound like it was going to happen. He was super stoked last night - the crowd was way into No More (it's Berkeley, of course) and he was teary eyed and the fact that McCready, Penn, and the dude who wrote Society were all there made it a very special show for him. You could just tell. I bet we're going to see a release of some sort...

Most, if not all those tunes would have gotten clearance before had Pj done them & i doubt the artists involved would balk at the revenue so i'd say that's not a concern. Wouldn't it be great to have a record of this? both in a historic sense and a vinyl sense?

are we getting ahead of ourselves? let's hope not & hope he's not too precious about it.

They're not allowed to balk at the revenue. It's called mandatory licensing. They get paid, but they can't stop people from performing their songs, or even releasing recordings of those covers.

From my understanding of copyrights, an artist holds all rights including performance rights to their songs. So while it's not really feasible to stop everyone from performing the songs live, they do in fact, hold such rights to tell someone to cease and desist the live performance of their material.
It's unheard of, because most artists take it as a compliment and if anything it helps spread their works. But they do actually hold performance rights over their material.

The most commonly known compulsory license is for nondramatic musical compositions.[6] This provision of the Copyright Act allows a person to make a new sound recording of a musical work, if that has been previously distributed to the public, by or under the authority of the copyright owner.[7] There is no requirement that the new recording be identical to the previous work, as the compulsory license includes the privilege of rearranging the work to conform it to the recording artist's interpretation. This does not allow the artist to change the basic melody or fundamental character of the work.[8]